St. Johns County, FL Trash & Recycling: Collection Schedule (2026)

(4)(c), part of the Solid Waste standards inside the county's Short Term Vacation Rental ordinance, is a disclosure requirement rather than a service mandate: it requires that schedules of garbage pickup and recycling pickup be posted within the rental agreement provided to every renter. The obligation sits alongside the section's other Solid Waste standards, covered containers, a minimum of one container per four transient occupants, and curbside timing limited to sunset the night before pickup through sunrise the morning after, so a guest reading the lease knows both when the truck runs and how the property is supposed to manage its cans in between.

This is narrower than a general municipal trash-collection ordinance: it doesn't set collection days countywide, name the hauler, or establish service as mandatory for every household. St. Johns County's Land Development Code doesn't regulate residential solid-waste collection service at all outside the vacation-rental context; the county's broader solid-waste program, including any mandatory-service requirement for permanent residences, is set out in the separate Code of Ordinances administered by the county's Solid Waste division, not in this Land Development Code. demands be displayed at the unit.